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Board Member Qualifications

A board member displays

A strong desire to promote evaluation and support those that do it in Minnesota

An interest in participating, as a leader, in a small non-profit.

An ability to communicate effectively with other board members during and between meetings to develop, organize, and accomplish tasks.

An ability to manage and accomplish tasks independently between meetings.

Specific skills, experience, or leadership related to one or more of the following areas: communications, finance, marketing, online strategy, nonprofit management, event planning, or other relevant area of expertise.

Due to the hands-on nature of MNEA Board service, the Association relies on diverse skill sets and active board members to continue the growth of the association. 

Board members are required to be:

  • A professional or emerging evaluator.
  • An MNEA member in good standing (dues paid).
  • Recently active in MNEA events (attended at least one event this past year).
  • Ready to participate in and support MNEA programs throughout the year.

Commitment

All board members are actively engaged in the work of the association. 

We strive to provide an accurate assessment of the commitment and expectations of the role. However, this will vary depending on each board position and board activities. Board members commit to:   

  • Share accountability for corporate management of the organization.
  • Attend monthly board meetings virtually or in the Twin Cities metro area (virtual options are always available for those living in Greater MN).
  • Carry out board assignments.  To learn more, read the position descriptions. 
  • Complete a three-year term of office (renewable for one additional term).
  • Prepare for and attend board and committee meetings, review materials for meetings, attend events, and lead committees or task forces.
  • Volunteer approximately 3-10 hours per month depending on board activities.
    • As a member of the President stream (Past-President, President, President-Elect), you prepare for, participate in, and lead the monthly board meetings, follow up after meetings, work on strategic and planning efforts, and create task forces and ad hoc committees. This requires approximately 6-15 hours per month depending on board activities.

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AEA affiliate 
since 2004

Minnesota Evaluation Association

P.O. Box 581114,

Minneapolis, MN 55458

Website: www.mneval.org

Email: info@mneval.org

Twitter: @mnevaluation


MNEA is a 501(c)6 organization 

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